GAA chiefs considering a return to 'sin bin' system

Rules bosses considering return to ‘sin bin’ system

Tue, 02 Oct, 2018 - 06:00

By Michael Moynihan

The GAA Playing Rules Committee is focusing on trialling changes next season to improve Gaelic football as a spectacle, with strong consideration being given to using the sin bin again.

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